Mike Dee
Ambassador
Your battery will actually drain faster if you don't have enough RAM for your use case which will result in a lot of swapping.I guess my question then would be is Android pre loading all these apps for you so they are already in memory before you request to open them?
Because on my Note 9 outside of services it is not preloading RAM with apps. The apps still have the initial load into RAM.
So unless I am actively using enough apps to fill up existing RAM forcing it to close some I dont ever see the benefit of more RAM.
I'm not saying more RAM is completely useless. It has its use cases but I just dont see the average use case needing it or benefitting from it.
I see it as an extra drain on your battery and your wallet.